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27 Dec 2025, 07:27
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Cost with Plan A = entry fee + 2x
Cost with Plan B = 4*3x/2 = 6x
Equating:
entry fee + 2x = 6x
entry fee = 4x = 2 * Cost with Plan B/3
3 * entry fee = 2 * Cost with Plan B
Cheking options: entry fee=8 and Cost with Plan B=12
Plan A entry fee=8 and Plan B total charge=12
Cost with Plan B = 4*3x/2 = 6x
Equating:
entry fee + 2x = 6x
entry fee = 4x = 2 * Cost with Plan B/3
3 * entry fee = 2 * Cost with Plan B
Cheking options: entry fee=8 and Cost with Plan B=12
Plan A entry fee=8 and Plan B total charge=12
27 Dec 2025, 07:37
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We know that,
Parking time = 3hrs 20 mins => 4hrs since fraction billed as 4hrs
Charge per additional hour = x
For Plan A,
Let entry fee = a
First 2 hrs covered
Extra hour parked = 4 - 2 = 2
=> Total cost for plan A = a + 2x
For Plan B,
No entry fee
Charges = 3x/2 for first hour and each additional hour too
=> Total cost for plan B = 4 * 3x/2 = 6x
We need Plan A entry fee and Plan B total charge when Plan A and plan B total charge is the same for 3hrs 20 mins
=> a + 2x = 6x
=> a = 4x
We need to find values from the table which satisfy 4x and 6x
We see that,
Plan A entry fee (4x) = 8
Plan B total fee (6x) = 12
Parking time = 3hrs 20 mins => 4hrs since fraction billed as 4hrs
Charge per additional hour = x
For Plan A,
Let entry fee = a
First 2 hrs covered
Extra hour parked = 4 - 2 = 2
=> Total cost for plan A = a + 2x
For Plan B,
No entry fee
Charges = 3x/2 for first hour and each additional hour too
=> Total cost for plan B = 4 * 3x/2 = 6x
We need Plan A entry fee and Plan B total charge when Plan A and plan B total charge is the same for 3hrs 20 mins
=> a + 2x = 6x
=> a = 4x
We need to find values from the table which satisfy 4x and 6x
We see that,
Plan A entry fee (4x) = 8
Plan B total fee (6x) = 12
27 Dec 2025, 07:51
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Plan A
Let the one time entry fee be E
Then the parking fee = E + (t - 2)*x
where t is the number of hours of parking
Plan B
First hour = 3x/2
Additional hour = 3x/2
So parking fee = t*(3x) / 2
Given that the parking was for 3 hr 20 minutes. So the driver needs to pay for 4 hours.
According to plan A, fee becomes E + 2x
According to plan B, fee becomes 6x
Since both plans would charge same amount,
E + 2x = 6x
E = 4x
Total charge for plan B = 6x
So E : B = 2:3
We can make this ratio only with 8 and 12 from the available options.
Hence Entry for A = 8,
Total charge for B = 12
Let the one time entry fee be E
Then the parking fee = E + (t - 2)*x
where t is the number of hours of parking
Plan B
First hour = 3x/2
Additional hour = 3x/2
So parking fee = t*(3x) / 2
Given that the parking was for 3 hr 20 minutes. So the driver needs to pay for 4 hours.
According to plan A, fee becomes E + 2x
According to plan B, fee becomes 6x
Since both plans would charge same amount,
E + 2x = 6x
E = 4x
Total charge for plan B = 6x
So E : B = 2:3
We can make this ratio only with 8 and 12 from the available options.
Hence Entry for A = 8,
Total charge for B = 12
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